3rd Annual University Showcase

Celebrating Innovation, Discovery, and University Impact

Important Webinar Information

Event Date and Time:

Thursday, August 13, 2026

12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Mountain Daylight Time (+2EDT, -1 PDT)

Description

The 2026 University Showcase will celebrate the innovation, discovery, and university impact of the work we have done, the things we’ve learned, created, or mastered from the classroom, clinic, and office. The showcase will feature platform presentations (live and virtual ) and poster presentations (live at RMU) from RMU faculty, students, and staff, and our friends at Noorda. 

Plan/Format

Track 1: Innovation, Practice, & Impact

This track will highlight applied, creative, and community-engaged work that may not fit neatly into a traditional research framework but represents meaningful inquiry and impact.

Track 2: Research & Discovery

This track will closely mirror our current model and include traditional faculty and student research projects including poster sessions, oral presentations, and studies grounded in established research methodologies.

Showcase proposals can help answer questions such as:

What problems are we trying to solve and how have we solved them? What is the impact on the University? Are these solutions transferable to other programs or departments? What are the outcomes and key takeaways? What will people learn?

Presentations could focus on:

  • Quality improvement project
  • Internal initiative to improve department efficiencies
  • Changes to processes or procedures with wide ranging impact
  • Use of technology to improve department function or mission fulfillment
  • Teaching and learning innovations
  • Creative or interdisciplinary work 
  • Service-learning and community partnerships
  • Updates to campus groups (library, CTLE, new programs, etc.)
  • Scholarly work/research solving a basic, clinical, or applied problem

Anticipated Presentations Include:

  • Authentic Learning Task Force Update
  • Canvas Updates
  • Academic Assessment Updates
  • Curricular Development Practices
  • And many more…

Presentation options include:

  • On campus poster session
  • On campus or virtual platform 25 min. (ppt presentation)
  • On campus or virtual Mini platform 10 min (ppt presentation)

FAQ

  • Registration for sessions is requested so we may prepare for adequate facilities if attending live, as well as provide the Zoom link if attending virtually
  • Attendees may attend any number of sessions
  • Sessions may be attended live or virtually
  • Here is an onsite map for reference
  • You can park anywhere marked Building 3. There should be plenty of parking in front of the building. If the spots marked with arrows are full, you can park in the overflow area on the map.

Primary Audience

RMU Faculty (Residential and Adjunct), Students, and Employees